Opinion

Cub Center Chats

Cub Center Chats

March is noted for erratic weather, but it rolled in quite peaceably this year. Don’t get your hopes up for a calm and soothing transition from winter to spring. Windy gusts and temperatures usually play hide and seek all month long - up and down. This month spring will officially be acknowledged, St. Patrick’s Day pops in for a bit of fun, and Easter will give us pause to consider our fate and reflect on our faith. The kids look forward to scrambling about in search of those brightly colored eggs to fill their baskets, with the hope of finding the prize egg. Don’t forget that March is the lamb-lion month, so batten down the hatches!

Getting Rid of Unwanted BusYness

Getting Rid of Unwanted BusYness

I’m writing this article Monday after a restful weekend. Last week, I finished the majority of the newspaper before the end of the week, which allowed me to enjoy two full days off this weekend. For the first time in months, I did not do anything work-related on Saturday or Sunday, and I thoroughly enjoyed doing nothing for two days.

Cub Center Chats

Cub Center Chats

Frosty-breath weather kept most of us snuggled up inside last week and the center closed for three days, but Friday’s thaw saw several brave the chill and make it to eat and play 42. We were all happy to get out from being cooped up and to see friendly faces. I’m pretty sure that won’t be the last winter blast we have this March and April; I’ve seen deep snow before in mid-April. Just keep your coats, sweaters, and jackets handy for whatever comes next.

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